Sentence examples for chill of recognition from inspiring English sources
But other passages prompt the chill of recognition.
Although set nearly 100 years ago, it still sends a chill of recognition and dread.
Although set nearly a hundred years ago, it still sends a chill of recognition and dread.
So I was fewer than 30 pages into Anne Lamott's powerful and painfully honest novel when a chill of recognition shot through me.
Read a little further to those parts of the declaration we seldom venture into after ninth-grade civics class, and you may feel something other than admiration: an icy chill of recognition.
There is at that moment the same slight chill of recognition shared when Peter Pan returns years later to Wendy, now a grown woman with a daughter of her own.
You have to turn to the companion disk, of a 1979 "Winterreise" performed with the commanding Alfred Brendel, to experience the chill of emotional recognition that this prince of singers could produce.
He had never heard of Schulz, but he picked up his stories and felt a chill of admiration and recognition.
Or, you might say, cinematic to the Cinemax: this season is set around Halloween in 1984, and it deploys the masks of Michael Myers and Jason Voorhees to unique effect, at once eliciting a chuckle of recognition, a chill of the spine, and perhaps a quick swivel of the head, to check that one's parents are not intruding on a stolen moment of forbidden entertainment.
The frisson was the shock of recognition.
